Titlebook: Intelligent Agent Systems: Theoretical and Practical Issues; Theoretical and Prac Lawrence Cavedon,Anand Rao,Wayne Wobcke Conference procee

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Constructing finite state implementations of knowledge-based programs with perfect recall (Extendeds are a function of its state of knowledge. The key questions in this approach concern the relationship between knowledge-based programs and their concrete implementations, in which the actions are a function of the agents‘ local states. In previous work we have shown that with respect to a perfect

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Social and individual commitment,h are external to any particular agent. Such . are between agents, though usually with respect to some action or state which the committed agent is prepared to perform or achieve. We start with Castelfranchi‘s concept of social commitment and formalise aspects of it within the BDI agent framework. W

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Emergent properties of teams of agents in the Tileworld,roperties of teams of agents in the Tileworld which arise from agents communicating their intentions to other agents on the same team. As expected, teams of communicating agents outperform noncommunicating agents, and teams with two-way communication abilities outperform teams where a transaction co

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How do autonomous agents solve social dilemmas?,lained. They must be solved in a way that does not restrict the autonomy of agents. For that purpose, a social sanction by the disclosure of information is proposed. Agents were made to play the Prisoner‘s Dilemma game repetitively, each time changing the other party of the match, under the conditio

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